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Stanley Fish is irritating, and not in a good way

Posted on February 16, 2009 by jbj

Today’s Stanley Fish column about academic freedom & fantasies of academic exceptionalism offers a good example of his strengths and his considerable weaknesses as a columnist. For example, I think this is both true and too-infrequently said: But this is … Continue reading →

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